PM200
The Massenza PM200 is a robust duplex double-acting piston mud pump designed for high-performance drilling operations. It features a durable construction with heat-treated alloy steel components and an efficient lubrication system, ensuring constant flow rates and low maintenance even under harsh conditions. This versatile pump can be integrated into a drilling rig or operate with an independent power unit, offering flow rates up to 2240 l/min and pressures up to 53 bar depending on piston size.
Key features
Features
- Duplex double-acting piston pump design.
- Delivery body and steel connecting rod case.
- Eccentric shaft, connecting rods, and cross head in special steel mounted on bearings.
- Shirts, pistons, stems, valves, and valve seats in heat-treated alloy steel.
- Lubrication in a splash oil bath assisted by an auxiliary forced lubrication system by means of a gear pump.
- Pulsation dampener.
- Stem lubrication tank.
- Sludge suction line (8” diameter) with flexible suction hose DN 200, quick coupling, and suction strainer.
- Abrasion-resistant pistons and liners for constant flow rates and low maintenance.
- Can be installed on board the drilling rig or supplied with an independent power unit (electric or diesel).
- Booster system using a centrifugal pump to prevent cavitation and allow higher discharge pressures (optional/recent design).
- Small size (2.4 m) allows installation across a truck.
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